खारिज करना

You use it like a standard verb. You usually place the object you are rejecting before the phrase. For example, विचार (idea) or दावा (claim) often come first. It works perfectly in professional settings. However, you can use it at home too. Just remember it sounds a bit firm. It’s like being a judge in your own life.

Use it in a meeting when a plan is unrealistic. Use it when someone makes a false accusation against you. It’s great for discussing news or court cases. You can even use it jokingly with friends. If a friend suggests a terrible movie, खारिज करना is your best friend. It shows you have high standards. It’s perfect for texting when you want to be dramatic.

Do not use this to fire an employee. For that, use निकाल देना. Avoid using it for simple offers like tea or coffee. Saying you खारिज a cup of tea sounds very weird. It’s too heavy for small, polite social interactions. Don't use it if you want to be gentle. It’s a sharp tool, not a soft one.

This phrase has deep roots in legal and administrative Hindi. It comes from Urdu and Persian influences on the Indian legal system. In India, you hear this daily on news channels. Judges खारिज petitions every single day. Because of this, the phrase feels very official. It gives the speaker a sense of being "in charge."

You will often hear खारिज होना. This is the passive version meaning "to be dismissed." For example, केस खारिज हो गया (The case was dismissed). Another variation is पूरी तरह से खारिज करना. This means to reject something entirely. It adds extra drama and emphasis to your refusal.